D&D Mulch and Landscape

About D&D Mulch and Landscape

March storms in West Natick are the heavy kind — wet flakes the size of quarters coming down over Fisk Pond, piling on the driveways faster than anyone can keep up with a shovel. D&D Mulch and Landscape runs the plows through those nights, opening drives back to their full width and cutting the walks down to bare surface so the mail and the morning both get through. Attention goes to the places that bite: the shaded slope, the apron where the town plow leaves its wall, the step that glazes over after dark. Salt and sand go down before the refreeze, not after it. Neighbors in Framingham, Sherborn and Ashland get the same route through the same long night.